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Home>Brandon Brown, Cronkite News Service

Brandon Brown, Cronkite News Service

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Recent Articles from Brandon Brown, Cronkite News Service

Arizona charter schools oppose more state regulation
Home news November 14, 2013

U.S., Arizona universities set international student enrollment records

WASHINGTON – Arizona universities ranked among the top schools for the number of international students they had enrolled in the 2012-2013 academic year, a new report said.

Home news November 4, 2013

Report: Federal shutdown will slow state’s fourth-quarter growth

The federal government shutdown last month could shave 0.3 percent off the expected growth of Arizona’s gross state product in the fourth quarter of this year, according to a recent report.

AZ/DC October 18, 2013

Federal budget deal includes wildfire funds, border guarantees

Tucked inside the bill that reopened the federal government late Wednesday night was language guaranteeing that border-security measures, specifically radar surveillance blimps, would continue to be funded into 2014.

AZ/DC October 11, 2013

Lew warns of debt-limit catastrophe; Schweikert says that’s not so

Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew warned Thursday of a “potentially catastrophic” hit to the economy if the nation reaches the debt limit next week and defaults on its obligations.

Home news October 8, 2013

Shutdown can’t keep Arizona vets from visiting World War II Memorial

A government shutdown could not keep 77 southern Arizona veterans from seeing “their” World War II Memorial Monday.

Home news October 2, 2013

Farm bill expired Monday, farmers hope for long-term replacement

The budget was not the only significant legislation that died Monday between a deadlocked House and Senate – the farm bill also expired at midnight, leaving farm programs, crop supports and food stamps up in the air.

Home news October 2, 2013

Closed to business: Government shutdown shutters E-Verify

Arizona law requires that employers check the citizenship status of new hires against E-Verify, but anyone who tried to log in to the federal database Tuesday got a shock.

Top Stories September 25, 2013

As government shutdown looms, 40,000 federal workers in Arizona wait

With Congress at an apparent budget impasse, a looming government shutdown could send thousands of federal workers in Arizona home next week and pull millions of dollars from the state’s economy in the process.

Home news September 23, 2013

Changing face of state seen at county level, where Hispanic numbers soar

Joe Garcia looks at the latest Hispanic population estimates for Arizona and comes to a simple conclusion.

“It’s safe to say the face of Arizona is changing,” said Garcia, the director of the Latino Public Policy Center at Arizona State University.

AZ/DC September 20, 2013

AZ Sen. Jeff Flake struggles with ‘shenanigans’ and ‘malfeasance’

WASHINGTON – Shenanigans first got Sen. Jeff Flake in trouble, but it was malfeasance that finally got the Arizona Republican booted. But the “shenanigans” and “malfeasance” in this case were the two words that knocked Flake out of the National Press Club’s Centennial Spelling Bee.

Home news September 10, 2013

Closed-door Syria briefing does not appear to sway Arizona lawmakers

Arizona Rep. Trent Franks will not say which way he plans to vote on the possibility of military action against Syria, but he was crystal-clear Monday on the administration’s handling of the situation.

Home news September 3, 2013

Union membership in Arizona continues decline, latest numbers show

Arizona labor unions have little to celebrate this Labor Day weekend, as membership numbers continue plunge in the state.

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